Mobile Gains National Notice in Business Promotion
Fowlkes, Mobile executive committee member, returns from Washington where he joined a ten-member committee of the National Chamber of Commerce. The five day conference with Secretary Redfield focused on export trade and the department of commerce’s growing role in promoting commerce nationally.
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Fowlkes
National Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Washington, D. C
Committee of Ten
National Organization For the Promotion of Business Relations
United States
Greenville
Redfield
United States Department of Commerce
National Organization
America in Plan for World Evangelism
Rev J E McAfee of New York told the general missionary conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South that America leads the world in evangelical work and urged a united effort to plant the cross in every country. D C Gray of Atlanta spoke on The Call of the Homeland as sessions continued with other notable speakers including Bishop Waterhouse, Mrs Lucy Rider Myers and Rev George Detwiler among others.
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Associated Press
Waynesville
N. C
America
J. E. McAfee
New York
General Missionary Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Churches of Christianity
D. C. Gray
Atlanta
R. G. Waterhouse
Los Angeles
Cal
Great West
F E. D. Mouseon
San Antonio
Texas
Lucy Rider Myer
Chicago
George Detwiler
Nashville
Ten
United Commercial Travellers Seek Hotel Rules Reform
The United Commercial Travellers of America plan to push hotel regulation reforms, remove tipping, and end jury duty exemptions for commercial travelers. The Supreme Council endorsed a mileage book bill, Texas backed a passenger-controversy division chair, and a committee will report on baggage rate reforms.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Union
United Commercial Traveller of America
Supreme Council
Wallin
New York
Texas
Duke of Sutherland Dies in London
Cromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower the fourth Duke of Sutherland died last night in London. Born 1851, he was among Europe’s largest landowners with Scottish estates totaling about 1.5 million acres and substantial holdings in Staffordshire, Shropshire, and other countries. A noted sportsman and yachtsman he visited the United States for shooting trips and, as Marquis of Stafford, pursued a western Canada colonization scheme in recent years.
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Associated Press
London
Cromartie Sutherland-Leveson-Gower
Duke of Sutherland
Russia
Europe
Staffordshire
Scropshire
Marcais of
Stafford
United States
Millicent Fanny St. Clair-Erskine
Great Suffering at Guayamas Sonora
NOGALES Arizona June 27 The high cost of living at Guayamas Sonora due to a campaign above the California Gulf port threatens famine for 10000 residents Milk sells for 5 a gallon fire wood twenty cents a stick and other necessities are likewise high Rich and poor alike suffer for lack of food Railway links north and south of the town are cut and few boats land in the bay
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Guayamas
Sonora
California Gulf
Bay
French aviator killed testing new monoplane at Chalons
Maurice L. Fouquier, an experienced bi plane pilot, died after plunging 250 feet while testing a monoplane near Chalons France. The crash was blamed on his unfamiliarity with the different handling required by monoplanes.
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Associated Press
Chalons
France
Maurice L. Fouquier
Fouquier
Mayors and businessmen denounce Hemet expulsion
Hemet California reports officials and local business leaders condemning a group of citizens who drove Korean fruit packers from town. Mayor H G Shaw and other prominent citizens said the act was illegal and not in sympathy with the community. A Los Angeles Japanese Association secretary said Koreans would avoid places where they are unwelcome.
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Associated Press
Hemet
Cal
H. G. Shaw
Los Angeles
H. A. Wakabayashi
Japanese Association of
Southern California
Wholesale discovery of infantile murders in Naples
Naples June 27 authorities have unearthed many infant bodies buried in a garden attached to a brothel run by a midwife named Bertoli. Police indicate infant disposal has extended over many years.
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Associated Press
Naples
Bertoli
White to Sub for Murphy in Dundee Bout
Los Angeles June 27 Jack White the Chicago featherweight probably will replace Har lem Tommy Murphy in a twenty round bout against Johnny Dundee set for July 15 at Vernon.
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Murphy
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack White
Chicago
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
Johnny Dundee
Vernon
White heavyweights box in New Orleans tonight
New Orleans hosts a ten round bout between Frank Moran of New York and Tim Logan of Chicago. Both contenders to the heavyweight title, they each drew with former champion Luther McCarty early in their careers in this long awaited matchup.
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Orleans
Associated Press
New Orleans
Frank Moran
New York
Tim Logan
Chicago
Luther McCarty
Moving Pictures at Monroe Park Under Gulf Breezes
An evening at Monroe Park features outdoor Moving Pictures with the Gulf Breezes fanning guests for comfort and health. Event runs from 6:20 to 10 p.m.
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Monroe Park
Capt Hansen Dortch Honored by Mobile Trade Commission
Captain Carl Hansen of the Belize and manager John B. Dortch of the Orr Laubenheimer line were saluted by the Mobile Trade Commission at a reunion supper on the Battle House roof garden. Hansen received binoculars and Dortch a gold open faced watch as tokens of appreciation for aiding the Belize’s passage to Livingston. The gifts were from Zadek Jewelry Company and inscribed for the recipients amid brief speeches.
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Mobile Trade Commission
Battle House
Carl Hansen
Belize
John B. Portch
Orr- Laubenheimer Steamship Company
Livingston
Mobile
Hansen
Mr. Dorteh
J. M. Ponder
Zadek Jewelry Company
the Trade Commission
Estes D. Baker
T. K. Jackson
Frederick Thompson
Charles Cunningham
FE. C. Fowlkes
William H. Armbrecht
Dr. H. P. Cole
John C. O'Connell
T. D. Nettles
M. Forchheimer
Wilson Asks Congress Act Of Grace For Albano Heirs
President Wilson urged Congress to appropriate 4000 for the heirs of Angelo Albano, an Italian subject lynched in Tampa Florida on September 20 1910. The request follows Italian government prompting and Bryan’s support citing other foreign mob victims cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Angelo Albano
Tampa
Fla
Albano
Bryan
United States
Nominates Harvey Thomas Atlantic City Postmaster
Harvey Thomas, ally of President Wilson and anti vice crusade leader in Atlantic City, is nominated postmaster there after factions of the Democratic organization backed different candidates. The president chose a candidate unaffiliated with either faction. The notice ends with a Grove’s Tasteless tonic advertisement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harvey Thomas
Wilson
Atlantic City
Democratic Organization
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